Help me make a poem

• [DOC File]Poetry Analysis Packet: Keep track of the poems you read ...

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  What is the title of the poem? How does the title help me figure out the theme or meaning? 2. What kinds of words do I see in the poem? What feeling do I get from these words? How does the mood hint at the meaning? 3. What are the last two or three lines of the poem? Why did the poet end this way? Does this help me figure out what the poem ...

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• [DOCX File]Mrs. Terry - Home

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  Annotate (mark up) the poem by noting unfamiliar words, figurative language, poetic devices and anything else that is noteworthy about the poem. Follow the outline to compose a one-paragraph analysis of the poem. Hint: use the multiple-choice questions and answers to help you get started. Mother to Son. By Langston Hughes 1902–1967

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• [DOC File]English: Scottish Texts - Six poems by Norman MacCaig ...

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  Before reading the poem, ask the class to consider the following questions: What do we associate with hospitals and visiting hours? Make a list of at least 10 things. Give learners about 3–5 minutes to make their lists and then have a brief discussion of the lists that the learners made. Activity: Reading the poem for the first time

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• [DOC File]A Complete Guide to ‘Stealing’ by Carol Ann Duffy Critical ...

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  A brief summary of the poem. A reference to the theme of the poem . A link to the question. Eg. In society today, there are many reasons as to why people are driven to steal. Carol Ann Duffy’s poem, ‘Stealing,’ is a strangely disturbing and complex poem that explores the motives of a thief who steals a snowman.

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• [DOC File]“Where I’m From” Poem

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  “I Am From” Poem Using the template below for suggestions create your own “I Am From” poem. You do not have to follow the template exactly; it is just a guideline to help you get started. Try to include as many childhood memories as you can especially those that are the most important to you.

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• [DOC File]Poetry Unit - Moore Public Schools

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  Dream Deferred - Not sure what exactly to say about this poem. It's great, sad, and it seems to give me goose bumps every time I read it. It makes me ask "What is the American Dream, exactly?" and has it changed since the 1950's when this poem was written? Ted Hughes/Thistles: One of the marks of a great poet is the ability to take a perfectly ...

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• [DOC File]Practice in identifying poetic devices

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  3. Circle one example of a simile from this poem; make sure you write BOTH things that are being compared: _____ _____ Ex. The bride was glowing like the morning sunrise. The bride is compared to a morning sunrise. READ the poem “Time” and answer questions 4-5 regarding METAPHOR & PERSONIFICATION: Time. by Valerie Bloom

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• [DOT File]Mrs. Kokes

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  A. to illustrate to the reader that the poem is a work of fiction B. to make the creatures in the poem more believable C. to help the reader imagine the sounds the doogos' tongues make D. to show that the narrator has trouble pronouncing certain words Write your response here: 13. Read this sentence.

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• [DOC File]What Teachers Make, or

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  Let me break it down for you, so you know what I say is true: I make a goddamn difference! What about you? Teacher and performance poet Taylor Mali is the most successful poetry slam strategist of all time, having lead six of his seven national poetry slam teams to the finals stage and winning the championship itself a record four times before ...

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• [DOCX File]WordPress.com

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  Refer back to your notes made when analysing the poem and recording your personal response, to help write the draft. Include some complex sentences with main and subordinate clauses. Use topic sentences and connectives that link ideas and give coherence to the text.

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• [DOC File]Esperanza Rising - Ms. Catherine's 5th Grade Class

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  This project will be an at home two-week project. All your work will be completed at home. Make sure you choose an option you feel comfortable completing at home and on your own. Make sure you have the materials for that option. If you have any questions, ask your teacher during the school day for advice.

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• [DOC File]Project-Based Unit of Study

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  Teach: Watch me as a read the poem and connect the text to myself. Fill out chart below: Excerpt from text Connect myself to the text Use the strategy How does this help me? “Flops over backwards” This reminds me of when I tried skiing for the first time. I picture the character in my mind- I see her falling over just like I did.

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• [DOCX File]Language Arts-Ms. Genovese - Home

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  The time was ripe, he told them. In the tumult of World War II, the Japanese had swept through most of Southeast Asia, replacing the French in Vietnam with their own colonial troops. The Vietnamese, he said, must help the Western Allies defeat Japan. In return, the British and Americans would help Vietnam gain independence after the war.

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• [DOCX File]OOMPY

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  Thanks for your commit-“mint”to help me learn. Thanks for your encourage-“mint” to always do my best. Thanks for your involve-“mint” in my life. Thanks for your invest-“mint” of time and energy to make school such a great place to be. Thanks for making each day an enjoy-“mint”.

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• [DOCX File]Reyeseng

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  Help me into some house, Benvolio, Or I shall faint. A plague o' both your houses! They have made worms' meat of me. I have it, And soundly too. Your houses! [Exit, supported by. BENVOLIO.] 70ROMEO. This gentleman, the Prince's near ally, ... The lyricism of the poem is lost in the use of dialogue and free verse. C.

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